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Dambusters
The Dash for Home
by
Stephen
Brown
Having
crossed Germany and Holland at full throttle and tree top
height, Bill Townsend’s Lancaster evades the German
coastal gun batteries and heads out over the North Sea and
homewards. Tasked with attacking the Ennepe Dam, Bill Townsend’s
Lancaster AJ-O was actually in the air the longest of any
taking part in the raid and he was subsequently awarded the
Conspicuous Gallantry Medal for valour.The canvas is signed
on the back in permanent ink by five members of the legendary
617 Squadron. Imagine having such a painting and talking point
in your home!
George ‘Johnny’
Johnson DFM
(Bomb Aimer on Dambuster AJ-T which attacked the Sorpe Dam)
Squadron Leader
L S ‘Benny’ Goodman
(617 Sqn Pilot who took part in the Tirpitz raid)
Flt. Lt. Murray
R. Valentine (Wireless Operator 617 Squadron)
Flt. Lt. Arthur
Poore D.F.C. (Pilot 617 Squadron)
F/ O Basil Fish
(Navigator 617 Squadron)
Original
oil painting on canvas .Overall canvas size: 24” x12”
Price:
£2495.00 (Unframed)
Concorde
Pride of Bristol
by
Stephen
Brown
Full
of grace and beauty Concorde G-BOAF taxis toward her final
resting place at Filton airfield, Bristol. Proudly waving
Union Jack flags from the cockpit are pilot Captain Les Brodie
and Concorde chief pilot Captain Mike Bannister. No one who
saw Concorde on Wednesday November 26th 2003 could fail to
be moved by the sight of this magnificent aircraft as she
moved these last few yards with the greatest of dignity under
the gaze of the world’s media and thousands of local
well-wishers.
Original
oil painting on canvas .Overall canvas size: 28” x16”
Price:
£1950.00 (Unframed)
The
Jubilee Flight
by
Stephen
Brown
This
brand new edition is published with approval of the Red Arrows
Trust, an organisation formed to ensure the good name of the
Red Arrows is protected by ensuring their name and identity
is only linked to commercial projects which have been vetted
by the trustees.It is the 4th June 2002. Concorde and the
Red Arrows fly in tight formation over Suffolk en route to
take part, along with other aircraft, in the Queen’s
Jubilee Flypast. At the controls of G-BOAD Concorde are Civil
Aviation Authority Chief Test Pilot Jock Reid and British
Airways Chief Concorde Pilot and aircraft Commander on the
day – Captain Mike Bannister. For millions of people
the highlight of the Queen’s Jubilee weekend was undoubtedly
the amazing sight of Concorde and the RAF Red Arrows aerobatic
team flying together only 1500ft above the Mall and Buckingham
Palace.
Original
oil painting - Overall size: 36” x 24”
Price:
£4995.00 (Unframed)
Concorde
The Homecoming
by
Stephen
Brown
History
in the making as Concorde (G-BOAF) makes her way home to Filton,
Bristol, almost certainly never to fly again. For many, Wednesday
26th November 2003 will be etched in their memory as the day
they watched this most famous and beautiful commercial aircraft
glide gracefully over Isambard Kingdom Brunel’s Clifton
Suspension Bridge.
Original
oil on canvas painting. Overall size 36” x 24”
Price:
£4995.00 (Unframed)
Pride of Britain
by
Stephen
Brown
Climbing
towards 60,000 feet and the edge of space Concorde (G-BOAD)
traveled where no other commercial aircraft could go. Its
enormously powerful engines enabled Concorde to reach the
speed of sound – Mach 1 (about 675 mph). During the
lifetime of Concorde the fleet carried just over 2.5m passengers.
Original
oil on canvas painting. Overall size 36"
x 24"
Price:
£1950.00 (Unframed)
Lest
We Forget "The Battle of Britain Memorial Flight"
by
Stephen
Brown
The
Avro Lancaster (PA474), Supermarine Spitfire Mk IIa (P7350)
and Hawker Hurricane Mk IIc (LF363) flying in tight formation.
The aircraft are in the new 2007 markings with the Avro Lancaster
representing the famous ‘Phantom of the Ruhr’
aircraft from 100 Squadron. They are depicted over the cliffs
of Beachy Head, the scene of ferocious aerial combat during
the Battle of Britain. Formed in 1957 the Battle of Britain
Memorial Flight is a living tribute to the bravery of RAF
pilots and aircrew during World War Two. Now celebrating its
50th year, it continues to thrill and delight many thousands
of spectators at airshows all over the United Kingdom.
The
canvas is signed on the back in permanent ink by the following
representatives of Bomber Command:
George
‘Johnny’ Johnson DFM
(Bomb Aimer on AJ-T which attacked the Sorpe Dam)
Squadron
Leader L S ‘Benny’ Goodman
(617 Sqn Pilot who took part in the Tirpitz raid)
Lt.
Cdr. Edgar Lee DSO - Observer on Swordfish
(Took part in the Channel attack on the Scharnhorst and Gneisenau;
one of only 5 survivors and decorated for bravery. Transferred
to Bomber Command and flew in Lancasters).
Flt.
Lt. A.B. ‘Jeb’ Lewis DFC
(Air-gunner on Halifax’s)
Flying
Officer Ted Jenkins
(Observer on Wellingtons)
Flt.
Lt. Russell (Rusty) Waughman DFC, AFC
(Distinguished wartime service on Lancasters
of No 101 Special Duties Squadron)
and the following
representatives of Fighter Command:
Flt.
Lft. Geoffrey Wellum DFC
(Noted Battle of Britain Spitfire pilot and best selling author).
Peter Ayherst DFC – Spitfire Ace, 9 victories
(Flew from start to finish throughout the war; took part in
the Battle of France, Battle of Britain, D-Day and North Africa
amongst others. First into combat against the Me109. He even
taught the famous Johnny Johnson to fly! After the war he
became a test pilot working alongside Alex Henshaw).
Peter
Twiss OBE, DSC and Bar
(War time combat pilot but perhaps best known for his breaking
of the world speed record whilst flying the Fairey Delta 2
aircraft in 1956. Prior to this he flew Spitfires, Fulmars
and Hawker Hurricanes from catapult ships. In 1942 he flew
as part of the Malta convoys escort. Also took part in Operation
Torch)
Captain
Eric Brown R.N.
(31-year career in the Royal Navy, and is the Fleet Air Arm’s
most decorated pilot. After a distinguished operational tour
flying from Britain’s first escort carrier, he was selected
as a test pilot, ultimately being appointed as Chief Naval
Test Pliot. He commanded the Enemy Aircraft Flight, the High
Speed Flight and finally the prestigious Aerodynamics Flight.
In his test-flying career he flew a world record 487 basic
types of aircraft, and made a world record 2,407 aircraft
carrier landings in fixed-wing aircraft. At the end of WW2
he was the first Allied test pilot to fly many of the Luftwaffe’s
most advanced aircraft such as the Me262 and He162)
Original
oil painting on canvas. Canvas Size: 30 x 18 inches
Price: £2210.00 (Unframed)
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